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  1. Retweeted
    Jan 30

    We're happy to announce the release of Rust 1.41.0, featuring relaxed restrictions for trait implementations, Cargo improvements, and many more changes! Check out the highlights in our blog post:

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  2. Jan 28

    TIL from that I am an "external organization": 😂😂😂

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  3. Jan 27

    I just upgraded my laptop for the first time in ~8 years. I went from a ThinkPad T430 to a System76 Darter Pro. I wrote up my thoughts on the laptop and my experience installing Archlinux on it:

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  4. Jan 19
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  5. Jan 10

    Took a brief kinda-hiatus from open source for the last few months. Finally getting back in the swing of things. My inbox is almost down to one page!

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  6. Jan 10

    In GitHub Actions, does anyone know how to conditionally stop a job early without causing the job to fail? e.g., "For x, y, z in the matrix, only do foo for x, but do foo, bar and baz for x, y and z."

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  7. 16 Nov 2019

    Verifying myself: I am burntsushi on . Re4vyDordTlWVZaVVBZfx2ZBE-ffd2AL23I5 /

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  8. 8 Nov 2019

    Phenomenal article. Pretty much mirrors what I strive for when coding.

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  9. 22 Oct 2019
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  10. Retweeted
    30 Sep 2019

    A rather lengthy blogpost Processing 40 TB of code from ~10 million projects with a dedicated server and Go for $100

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  11. Retweeted
    30 Sep 2019

    CVE-2019-16760 has been published, affecting Rust 1.25.0 and lower. Learn more on our blog:

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  12. 10 Sep 2019

    Looks like I spoke too soon about GitHub Actions. It has been completely stuck on my repo: --- I've reached out to GitHub support, but haven't heard back. (In this state, there are no buttons to cancel the builds.)

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    To set a good example in the Rust community I made a new release of my console crate that greatly reduces dependencies. This takes advantage of 's new lighter regex version.

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    New Yorkers stop to watch the ‘’Seinfeld’‘ finale in Times Square, 1998. Photograph by Ken Murray.

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  15. 2 Sep 2019

    This PR adds several features to the `regex` crate that let you trim the fat. In my experiments, binary size overhead drops from 1.3M to 332K, compile times decrease by about 2x and the entire dependency tree shrinks to a single crate (regex-syntax).

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  16. 30 Aug 2019

    Still waiting on something out of the box that supports github deploys though. Looks like I could probably write the Javascript action to do it myself, but I'm not that eager.

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  17. 30 Aug 2019

    Loving GitHub Actions. Just converted my first repo over to it: --- The docs for it are pretty impressive given how new it is.

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  18. 25 Aug 2019

    Brainstorm with me. How plausible is it for quickcheck to break ties with rand?

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  19. 22 Aug 2019

    I've just started using `cargo crev` today! It's got some wrinkles that need ironing, but it's very well thought out. My goal is to get ripgrep completely trusted. Ambitious, but possible! Here are my proofs so far:

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  20. Retweeted
    9 Aug 2019

    Fantastic blog post by dtolnay on why async/await in Rust is so important.

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